Definitely an interesting setting, especially for dice to show up.  Though I will say they're a little weird here in the way they're implemented.  Most of the game I just ignored them because they were either a little too distracting due to placement to roll for something good, or they weren't hurting me enough to be worried about them.

I feel like maybe having the dice on the character in some way could help with the issue of being unable to see it.  Since that way it's where you're main focus is going to be.  Rather than pulling your focus away tot he bottom right.  Same thing I'd say with the health bar.  Though that's a bit more understandable since you can just glance at it whenever.  Whereas the dice you have to be watching for when it warns you to roll it for a good buff.

Although there's no punishment for missing the roll so you could just spam  right click and always get good buffs.  Which sort of removes the point of having it be a timed thing in the first place.  I feel like it might be better to just have it be "roll the dice, maybe it's good maybe it's bad". sort of thing.  Rather than if you DON'T, then it's always bad.  Or it could be that there are separate dice rolling, one for the enemies one for you, though that would end up giving both sides a buff so probably not.

This was quite enjoyable even though I couldn't figure out why the purple gun sometimes fires rockets and sometimes bullets.

Fun game! had some lagging going on for some reason.

The gameplay loop worked greatly, I was a bit dumb about this dice thing and only thought is was a malus.

That the kind of thing you can't predict when you develop your jam haha, when someone misinterprets something and then "the game is like this".

Don't be me, the dice can be a bonus!

The game was fun to experiment with, I liked the fact that the weapons felt like real different weapons, congrats!

(You can rewatch me not understanding the game, here : https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1537297068?t=2h29m5s)

That was amazing! 
I had genuine fun, and thank you SO MUCH for ensuring the guns had different sprites and clearly different purposes/functions.  So often smaller games leave me going "what's this one" and then I die. 

The only comments I could make about improvement would be things that I'd only bother with if I were making the game bigger so - well done - I've got nothing to add to be constructive!
Thanks. =D

Amazing what you made in 48 hours! I like the art, it's different, but very much in a good way ☺️

A fun lil game, really enjoyed it! The sound effects are great + the gameplay loop is solid. I love the explosion visuals, and weapon variety, in particular. It'd be nice to see a little more evolution in the gameplay, all the levels feel the same aside from the different weapons available. Overall a very solid jam entry, good job guys! :)

I like this game, the voice like “The Binding of Isaac” is cool ^^. The game fits the theme, the art and sound are great :) Well done

Wow lots of levels to play! Picking up different guns and timing the dice roll were nice mechanics. I would've liked to see more diversity in the levels in the future but overall really solid game great job!

Wow that was so much content for a 48 hour jam! I like how there were so many weapons and abilities you guys thought of and implemented, and a lot of levels too! I think that the main of rolling the dice for different power ups could have been cool if it had a bit more nuance than just timing it -- like maybe you have to go through the level quickly or else the dice won't turn blue, or you can overclock yourself to gain more benefits but also drawbacks. I'm sure there's plenty of ways you can go, but this was super impressive for a 48 hour jam, great job!

This was a fun game! The presentation was great - the art and sound effects were good and I really enjoyed the music.

As a shooter, I thought the game was really fun to play! The weapons were satisfying to use (especially the shotgun!) and the enemies felt fair. One thing is that the dice rolling usually didn’t seem to have that much of an effect on the game, and while yeah it did change things every once in a while, it didn’t feel as much like part of the core of the game like the shooting did.

Overall, great job with this!

I have definitely played this game the longest out of all the games I tried. It is simply fun. I am a sucker for these kind of games and this one was made very well with fun weapons (shotgun is the best of course) and a variety of enemies. And what a refreshing thing it is to have a tutorial :).  The sound and effects matched the aesthetic of the game, I was grateful to have the audio cue to throw the dice even though I missed the window many times. Good job!

More people need to see and play this game! One of the better bullet hell games I've played throughout the entire jam, amazing stuff! :)

That was really impressive ! the game played like "Hotline Miami" combined with the guns of older classics like "Metal Slug" and "Contra". It seriously gave me some nostalgia playing those games.
The same can be said about the simple but effective use of sound design and music composition. It really ties everything together.

I also liked the balance of each guns, nothing is too overpowered, but as a player you'll naturally favor one type of playstyle over the other. I personally liked the shotgun over the sniper as I like blasting more than aiming :P

(the bazooka on the clump of enemies is just *chef's kiss*)
Really hope this game get's more ratings, as it really is a gem.
Congrats on completing the jam !

Really useful having the voice over announce which dice roll is in effect! It would be cool to see the cursor locked/hidden and a laser sight style of aiming so its easier to see where the bullets are going to go.

I really like the idea of having different buffs and debuffs rolled by a dice. The debuffs didn't feel unfair, instead they led to interesting moments. But I think the game still lacks more feedback on when enemies have been hit and when the player has been hit. I didn't quite understand the dice mechanics at first either. I love the soundeffects though.